Sentence examples for dream election from inspiring English sources

Finally, the Georgian Dream election is even a victory for the Russian people, if not for President Vladimir Putin.

But so have the hopes of those few who dreamt the election might help bring Thailand out of its political cul-de-sac.Tensions mounted in Bangkok on the eve of the poll with a shoot-out in one part of the capital, Lak Si, where protesters were trying to prevent election materials leaving a local-government headquarters for the polling stations.

I wake up every morning, still thinking that I must have dreamt the election's outcome.

With her party's loss of key districts in the midterm Congressional elections, her dream of re-election in 2015 for a third term as president — "Eternal Cristina," as her acolytes say — comes to an end.

That the quartet can even dream of an election victory owes much to the revitalised Liberals.

One unusual note was supplied by the former county executive, Andrew P. O'Rourke, who fulfilled a career-long dream by winning election to the State Supreme Court.

"I had a dream that this election never ends and I never have to go back to worrying about my own problems".

Like Mr. Buckley, the founding editor of National Review, Mr. Rusher championed postwar conservatism as a mainstream political movement that first tasted national success in the Republican presidential nomination of Barry M. Goldwater in 1964, and fulfilled its dream with the election of Ronald Reagan as president in 1980.

Only six months ago, Sarkozy's quest to reconquer the Elysée palace and avenge his 2012 defeat by the Socialist François Hollande seemed the doomed dream of an election addict who once said of politics that "you have to withdraw the needle slowly" but who never managed to kick his habit.

Beyond the many authoritative observations of the Vatican specialists (reporters like Marco Politi of La Repubblica; periodicals like Limes; scholars like Alberto Milloni, to name just a few), it is not only an obvious matter of national pride that makes many of us Italians dream of the election of a fellow countryman.

"Although I don't agree with Romney's position on the Dream Act, this election will hinge on the economy and Americans' abilities to find jobs," Ros-Lehtinen told The Huffington Post.